Meditation, or pursuit of worldly ambitions, is all part of living in this world. They should not be abandoned rather they both should become the pathways to undoing the ego. Yet living the teachings of A Course in Miracles is difficult. This resistance primarily comes from our vague notion of God. God cannot be understood as the world is made up to mask the truth. The author embarks on this difficult route to show that our notion of God requires correction. All problems we face in the world are reflections of the discursive mind in which poverty, loss, separation and death are inevitable. The resurrected mind-which is always available to us-enables us to look at these forms of illusion and forgive them-it is only then that we will have everything. This book reveals the ego's subterfuge while the path advocated for fulfillment is explained-to return the mind to truth. According to the Course, our role in this world is primarily to restore the function of causation to Cause.